Hack The Box’s AI Range Enterprise Edition tests whether AI agents can do their jobs

What happened

today introduced AI Range Enterprise Edition to let security teams test whether their own artificial intelligence agents can do the jobs they have been assigned. The release is seeking to take on a problem in how security teams vet their agents.

Hack The Box launched the original AI Range last December . Hack The Box says an agent may […] The post Hack The Box’s AI Range Enterprise Edition tests whether AI agents (AI that carries out multi-step tasks rather than answering one question) can do their jobs appeared first on SiliconANGLE .

UPDATED 05:00 EDT / OCTOBER 06 2026 SECURITY Hack The Box’s AI Range Enterprise Edition tests whether AI agents can do their jobs by Duncan Riley Cybersecurity training company Hack The Box Ltd. Hack The Box says an agent may be put into production after a strong benchmark result or vendor test without ever being checked against the work it will handle day to day.

Human staff in the same role usually are. An agent’s performance can also drift after deployment as the model underneath it gets updated.

Since then, AI labs, government customers and hyperscalers have been testing agents on it, according to the company. The appraisal method goes by the name Agentic Worker Competence.

Key facts

• today — introduced: AI Range Enterprise Edition to let security teams test whether their own artificial intelligence agents can do the jobs they have been assigned